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Cruikshank, George. [Ainsworth, W. H. Guy Fawkes] Two original colored drawings: Guy Fawkes arrested by Sir Thomas Knevett and Topcliffe, and Death of Viviana. For Ainsworth's Guy Fawkes, 1st ed., 1841, v. 3, p. 46 and 324 respectively
Cruikshank, George. [Ainsworth, W. H. The tower of London] Original pencil sketch of an illustration for Ainsworth's The tower of London
Cruikshank, George. [Ainsworth, W. H. The tower of London] Original of an illustration for Ainsworth's The tower of London with the artist's ms. caption
Cruikshank, George. [Ainsworth, W. H. The tower of London] Five original colored drawings for Ainsworth's The tower of London, 1st ed., 1840
Cruikshank, George. [Ainsworth, W. H. St. James's] Eleven original pencil and watercolor drawings for Ainsworth's "St. James's; or, The court of Queen Anne," with the words "Original sketch" and the captions written by the artist
Cruikshank, George. [Ainsworth, W. H. Our library table] Two original pencil sketches of illustration used as heading for Our library table department of Ainsworth's magainze. 23 x 19 cm. At bottom of drawing in Cruikshank's hand, "G. C. and Ainsworth."
Cruikshank, George. [Ainsworth, W. H. The miser's daughter] An original colored drawing: The supper at Vauxhall. For vol. 2 of Ainsworth's The miser's daughter
Cruikshank, George. [Ainsworth, W. H. Jack Sheppard] Four original pen-and-ink drawings sent to The City Rembrancer, Guild Hall